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Local resident named Miss
Maine USA
Kaetlin Parent of Van Buren was crowned Miss Maine USA 2008 on Sunday,
Nov. 25 at the Sheraton Tara Hotel in South Portland, after a weekend-long
competition. more
Local resident named to Senior College advisory council
Cynthia Mowles of Saco, an education professor at the College, has been
appointed to a three-year term on the Advisory Council to Maine Senior
College. more
College presents "Romeo and Juliet"
The Feeney Players will present a modern-day version of William Shakespeare's
"Romeo and Juliet" on Nov. 15-18 in the Viola George Auditorium at Alfond
Hall. more
College invites public to Thanksgiving meal this week
The College invites the public to its Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday,
Nov. 15 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the dining hall on the ground floor of Mercy
Hall. more
College produces web site about Sebago Lake
The College has produced a web site called "Looking at Sebago Lake: A
middle school researcher's guide to Maine's deepest lake." more
Parents, take a night off!
The Athletics Department will offer its Kids Night Out program at the
Alfond Recreation Center on campus on Saturday, Nov. 17 and Saturday,
Dec. 8. more
College to host annual Rick Charette benefit concert
College hosts the 17th annual Christmas benefit concert with Rick
Charette & The Bubble Gum Band on Sunday, Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. at the
Mercy Hall dining area. more
Professor publishes two books
Dr. Edward Rielly of Westbrook, professor of English at the college, has
recently published two books. more
College invites public to "Eat Local" lunch - with fresh, homegrown
ingredients from within 150 miles
On Tuesday, Sept. 25, the College opens its dining hall to the public
for a homegrown, homecooked lunch featuring ingredients grown within a
150-mile radius (olive oil being a principal exception!). more
Professor named to education consortium
Dr. June Marshall of Gorham, an education professor
at Saint Joseph's College, has been appointed to a national higher education
consortium charged with developing and implementing undergraduate reading
curriculums to support the Reading First initiative under the No
Child Left Behind legislation. more
The College announces educational partnership with Diocese to
assist parishioners statewide
The College, through its Graduate
& Professional Studies division, and the Roman Catholic Diocese of
Portland have entered into a partnership that will grant Diocesan parishioners
a streamlined admissions process, application fee waiver, and tuition
discounts for online theology degree programs. more
Faculty member part of team receiving "internetional" award for
chemistry video
Jonathan Mitschele, chemistry professor, was a contributor to the Journal
of Chemical Education's "Chemistry Comes Alive" CD-ROM collection, which
recently won the Pirelli "Internetional" Award. more
Saint Joseph's College to offer info sessions about online MBA
degree
The College will host two information session, "Earn Your MBA Online,"
about its online graduate business degree on Tuesday, Aug. 7, in Portland,
Maine, and on Thursday, August 9, in Nashua, N.H. more
Portland String Quartet to perform two concerts
The Portland String Quartet will perform at Saint Joseph's College on
Monday, July 30, and Monday, Aug. 6. more
College appoints new vice presidents
Dr. Randall Krieg of Windham has been named vice president for academic
affairs at Saint Joseph's College. more
Sixth annual service day send staff out to area communities
Staff and faculty recently participated in a community service day, an
annual event started by Sister Mary George O'Toole, Vice President for
Sponsorship and Mission Integration at the suggestion of David Watson,
of the Graduate & Professional Studies program. more
Faculty members named to Fulbright Board of Directors
Two faculty members from Saint Joseph's College were elected to the newly
formed Maine Chapter of the Fulbright Association on June 11. more
College appoints new dean of students
College has appointed Lynn Brown of Standish as Dean of Student Affairs.
more
Summer sports camps announced
The College will host several athletic camps this summer. more
The Feeney Players present "Pippin"
The Feeney Players will be presenting the musical "Pippin" Thursday through
Saturday, May 3-5, at 8 p.m., and on Sunday, May 6 at 2 p.m., in the Viola
George Auditorium at Alfond Hall on campus. more
Sarasota Memorial Hospital and Saint Joseph's College renew online
educational partnership to benefit employees
The College has renewed its partnership with Sarasota Memorial Hospital
to provide bachelor's and master's degree programs for hospital employees
through online education. more
Lecture on Thomas Merton
"Thomas Merton on the Ethic of Nonviolence" is the topic of a lecture
presented by Sr. Marilyn Sunderman, RSM, Ph.D., associate professor of
theology at Saint Joseph's College, on Thursday, April 19. more
College presents discussion on "Image and Faith"
Marji Greenhut, artist and producer of the 2003 documentary "The Painted
Shul," and Dr. Beata Niedzialkowska, art history professor at Maine College
of Art, will present a program on "Image and Faith" at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday,
March 22, in Room 128 of Alfond Hall. more
President to leave after 12 years of leadership
Dr. David House, president, announced his resignation this morning in
a memorandum to the College community. more
Runnin' Monks Have Strong Showing in Hyannis Marathon Relay
For the second year in a row the College entered three teams comprised
of students, alumni, faculty and staff to compete in the 27th annual Four
Points by Sheraton Hyannis Marathon held on February 25, 2007. more
Saint Joseph's only Maine team playing Div. III post-season basketball
For the first time ever, the College has been invited to play post-season
in the ECAC Tournament and The Monks are the #2 seed among eight teams.
more
Portland String Quartet moves summer chamber music workshop to
campus
The Portland String Quartet is moving its Maine summer workshop to the
campus of Saint Joseph's College. more
College teams up with Central Maine Medical Center to offer innovative
nursing program
The College and Central Maine Medical Center have announced a new partnership
that is allowing CMMC nurses with an R.N. degree to earn a bachelor's
degree in nursing on-site at the Lewiston hospital. more
"Movement Matters" pairs college mentors and Windham students
This winter, Saint Joseph's College students are teaming with teachers
at Manchester Elementary School in Windham to promote healthy lifestyles
for the school's fourth- and fifth-graders.
more
College to offer human resource management degree
The College has introduced a new major in human
resource management as part of its business administration offerings.
more
College to offer workshop about online MBA degree
On Wed., Jan. 24, the College will host an
information session, "Earn Your MBA Online," about its graduate business
degree, at the Portland Harbor Hotel, 468 Fore Street, in Portland from
6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. more
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